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Larry Kesslin: The Joy Molecule: Why Success Isn't What Makes You Happy

Larry Kesslin: The Joy Molecule: Why Success Isn't What Makes You Happy

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Larry Kesslin spent decades building a career that most people would call a success. Then a trip to rural Uganda showed him people with far less who were far happier. He now believes joy isn't something you earn. It's already inside you, underneath everything you were taught to want.In this episode, Len Hayduchok and Larry Kesslin discuss:Redefining success after a life-changing trip to Uganda Joy as inner peace, and the role of acceptance Human connection and knowing your true self The continuum from survival to "me" to ascension, a reworking of Maslow Comparison, "the enough equation," and escaping modern survival modeKey Takeaways:Your circumstances don't decide your joy. Being poor in money isn't the same as being impoverished, and many people with plenty are emotionally and spiritually empty. Your feelings are your responsibility. Other people and events set off old wounds, but they don't make you feel anything. That awareness is where lasting joy starts. Know yourself before you try to connect. Otherwise, you're only sharing a performance of who you think you should be.Achievement feels empty when it costs you the present. Giving up today for a better future can pull you away from the people you say matter most. Comparison is today's survival mode. Knowing the difference between a want and a need, and giving on purpose, helps you get off that treadmill."I would hope that everybody wakes up every day with the intention to live the life that they choose versus the one they were trained to inhabit." – Larry KesslinAbout the guest, Larry Kesslin:Larry Kesslin is a speaker, author, and purpose-driven coach best known for being the father of two amazing 20-somethings. He recently published his fourth book, The Joy Molecule, which includes 8 stories of amazing humans that have taught him 5 key lessons for finding his joy. After a decades-long entrepreneurial journey, including a life-changing trip to Africa, Larry now helps high achievers redefine success, reconnect with who they truly are, and create lives filled with meaning, connection, and joy. Through his frameworks around identity, purpose, and conscious connection, Larry guides people to shift from “what they do” to “why they’re here.” He brings deep wisdom, powerful stories, and a grounded, human approach to transformation.Connect with Larry Kesslin:Website: https://www.5-dots.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/larrykesslin YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@larrykesslin About the host, Len Hayduchok:Len Hayduchok is a Certified Financial Planner with over 25 years of experience in the financial services profession. He is the founder and President of Dedicated Financial Services and Dedicated Senior Advisors, providing comprehensive wealth management programs to individuals in their retirement and retirement-planning years. Len is committed to advising clients based on their best interests and has extensive training in securities and life insurance. He is a graduate of the Wharton School of Business and Biblical Theological Seminary. Len is dedicated to client and community education, offering various resources and instruction on retirement-related topics. Learn more about Len’s book:MaxAMAZING™ Your Retirement: Practical Guidance for an Enjoyable and Fulfilling Capstone to Your LifeBook website: https://maxamazing.com/Dedicated Financial Services (Company website): https://www.dedicatedfinancialservices.com/ CONNECT WITH LEN:https://maxamazing.com/len-hayduchok/ Show notes by Podcastologist: Hanz Jimuel AlvarezAudio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it.
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